Eurohunter Grooming Box
$29.95
Grooming Bags and Boxes
Grooming bags and boxes keep brushes, combs, sprays and hoof picks together in one place, so nothing goes missing between the stable, the float and the show ground. This range covers soft grooming bags, rigid grooming boxes and buckets, travel caddies and wash bay bags.
They are part of our wider Grooming collection.
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Bag, Box or Caddy?
The right storage depends on where you groom and how much you carry.
- Soft grooming bags are light, fold flat and suit travel and shows.
- Grooming boxes and buckets are rigid, stack well and can double as a step.
- Caddies hang on a wall or float door and keep sprays upright.
- Wash bay bags are water resistant and hold shampoo, sponges and scrapers.
What to Pack
A daily kit needs a curry comb, dandy brush, body brush, mane comb and hoof pick from grooming brushes. For washing, add products from horse shampoo and a sweat scraper.
For competitions, add chalk, finishing spray and scissors from show preparation, plus spare bands and thread from plaiting supplies.
One Kit Per Horse
Keeping a separate bag for each horse helps limit the spread of skin conditions such as rain scald and ringworm. Label bags or choose a different colour for each horse.
Keeping a Bag Clean
Empty the bag and shake out dust and hair often. Wipe rigid boxes with warm soapy water, and wash soft bags if the label allows.
Brands in This Category
Grooming bag ranges include Hairy Pony, Eurohunter, Waldhausen and Tommy Hilfiger.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should be in a horse grooming kit?
A basic grooming kit holds a rubber curry comb, a dandy brush, a body brush, a face brush, a mane comb, a hoof pick and a sponge. Add a sweat scraper for washing and a cloth or mitt for a final polish. For shows, pack chalk, finishing spray, scissors and plaiting supplies as well.
Is a grooming bag or grooming box better?
A soft grooming bag is light, folds away and is easy to carry to shows or fit in a float. A rigid grooming box or bucket protects bottles, stacks neatly in a tack room and can be used as a small step. Many riders keep a box at home and a bag for travel.
Should each horse have its own grooming kit?
Yes, where possible. Sharing brushes between horses can spread skin conditions such as rain scald, ringworm and mites. A separate bag or box for each horse, labelled or colour coded, makes it easy to keep tools apart. Clean and disinfect brushes before moving them between horses.
